Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|         was some swelling in his feet. But he went on teaching
 2        I, XII |          assistance. It is eight feet in breadth, and twelve in
 3        I, XIX |       him to stand firm upon his feet; from which time his pain
 4        I, XX  |         their terror, that their feet were not swift enough to
 5        I, XXI |      Elafius cast himself at the feet of the bishops, presenting
 6       II, I   |       was eyes to the blind, and feet was I to the lame. I was
 7       II, I   |          serves prostrate at the feet of the saints; and its wild
 8       II, X   |      hands, but they handle not; feet have they, but they walk
 9       II, XII |        ready to fall down at his feet, but he raised him up, and
10      III, XIV |      Bishop and fell down at his feet,’ beseeching him to forgive
11      III, XXII|  trembling, and fell down at his feet, begging pardon for his
12       IV, XI  |          at the head; and at the feet the coffin was four inches
13       IV, XXIX|        Herebert fell down at his feet, with tears and lamentations,
14       IV, XXXI|         the disease, down to his feet. Gradually the pain departed
15        V, II  | rejoicing to have the use of his feet, which he had so long lacked.
16        V, XIII|        head, and the other at my feet. One of them drew forth
17        V, XVI |          of the same rock, seven feet in length, and three handbreadths
18        V, XVII|         by the impression of the Feet. Round about these lies